Farm Officials Protest Tariff Bill Pressed by Agriculture
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation president G. F. Holsinger telegraphs Senators Swanson and Glass and ten Virginia representatives to oppose the tariff bill. He argues the measure will depress agriculture and notes increases on manufactured product tariffs raise agricultural costs.
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Tariff Readjustment Debate Affects Agriculture
Speaker argues new tariff measures shift from 26 30 percent on agricultural goods to about 30 percent raising average by around 4 percent. Industrial tariffs rise from 42 to 47 percent, about a 5 percent increase. Extra session aims farm relief through tariff realignment. concern that agriculture bears the burden while industry can absorb higher prices.
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